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4 April 1853
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Born at Pictonshill farm,
Scone.
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1865-1868
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Perth Grammar School
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1868
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Left school and apprenticed to Reid
and Donald, Chemists, George Street Perth. He served four years
apprenticeship, and one year as assistant..
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1873
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Offered partnership in Reid and
Donald. Went to Glasgow and worked as a chemist (Alex. Ross, 251
Sachiehall Street)
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1874
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Entered Edinburgh University.
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1878
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MB & CM Edinburgh.
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1878
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Colliery Practice at
Spennymoor. Co. Durham.
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1878 (Nov)
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House doctor Edinburgh Royal
Infirmary
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1879
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Went to Burnley as assistant to Dr
Briggs and Brown
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1880
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Offered third share in the
practice.
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1882
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M.D. Edinburgh (Clinical
report of a case of Hemi-paraplegia spinalis)
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1887
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Married Frances Bellamy
Jackson
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1888
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Dorothy Mackenzie born
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1889/90
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Polygraph in use.
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1890
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Discovery of extra-systoles.
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1893
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Jean Mackenzie born
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1902
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Published Study of the
Pulse. Started correspondence with Wenckebach.
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1907
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Moved from Burnley to London ( 17
Bentinck Street).
Association of Physicians of
Great Britain of Ireland founded.
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1908
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Physician West End Hospital for
Nervous Diseases
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1908
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Published Diseases of the
Heart
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1909
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Mount Vernon Hospital,
Hampstead.
Death of Jean Mackenzie.
Elected FRCP
Published Symptom's and Their
Interpretation
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1911
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Lecturer in Cardiac Research to the
London Hospital.
Delivered Oliver Sharpey Lectures on
Heart Failure before Royal College of Physicians.
Delivered Schorstein Lectures on
Auricular Fibrillation at the London Hospital.
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1913
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Physician in Charge of new Cardiac
Department, London Hospital.
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1914
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Formation of Military Cardiac
Department Mount Vernon Hospital.
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1915
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Fellow of Royal Society.
Knighthood.
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1916
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Published Principles of
Diagnosis and Treatment in Heart Affections.
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1918
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Moved from London to New Park St
Andrews.
Visited Medical Congress,
Chicago.
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1919
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Published The Future of
Medicine
Establishment of the St Andrews
Institute for Clincial Research
Chairman of Medical Research
Council
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1920
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Honorary Physician to the
King.
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1921
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Proposed for Nobel Prize by Sir
Ronald Ross [unsuccessful]
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1923
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Published Heart Disease and
Pregnancy
Published Angina
Pectoris
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1924
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Left St Andrews for London (53
Albert Hall Mansions)
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1925
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Death of Sir James Mackenzie
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1926
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Publication of The Basis of
Vital Activity
Publication of The Beloved
Physician.
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